The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-10

10 eiect Congressman. Ie only took 27.415 to
eject ~ ten Democrats from Georgia
Oniy 5,94S votes were polled IN one con-
gressional district in Name. It took 27475
votes er. to send ten Congressmen from Georgia"
There were 33, 929 votes polled in con-
Rressional district of MARYLAND. Only q, 475
were polled in ten districts in Georgia
The voting population OF Georgia is $50. 900.
Only p, ,525 Democrats and 1850 Republicans
voted in the oDgresslonal election
There were polrd 80. 726 votes in the Eighth
congressional district of Iowa Only 81 7475 were
poled in the ten district of Georgia.
1T took 26, 700 votes TO elect Congressman 10
the Sixth Massachusetts district; 27.475 were all
that were polled in ten districts IN Georgia
.TLe Second Vermont district poiled 26. go
votes secure one Congressman Georgia only
required p. 625 to send ten Democrats TO Con-
gressn
Tho Tenth congressional district of Texas
polled 26, S09 votes for one Democratic Con-
gresham. Georgia only required 2o.525 TO elect
..The Second New Hampshire district had
So $50 voters to elect one Republican Congress
man. Georgia bad 7.475 TO elect ~ ten Demo
..In New Jersey it required 81. .z33 in the First
district TO send ono protection Republican to
Congress In Georgia, on 27.475 votes, ten tariff
reformers we're elected ~"
I'm the Twenty-seventh district of New York
there we're pollAd fo- Congress 35319 votes Ii
took only 27.475 votes to seEd ten Democratic
Congressmen from Georgia
s.There were 80. III voters participated IN the
election OF a Congressman from the Second
Connecticut district Only q, ATS voters in the
districts of Georgia went to the polls"
1.-THE Fourth district OF North Carolina polled
So 334 votes electinc one protection Con ngress-
man. Georgia poled 27475 in sending ten
Democratic free-traders to Congress-"
I'm Republican East Tennessee. where the
ballot is free, tbsre were polled 27.346 votes in
the First district for one Congressman In
Georgia, for ten Congressmen, only 27,4lo were
civilian D. Bynum. of Indiana, had to get
%. S92 votes 10 get Congress. and the total
vote In his district was 43, $50. that ia I65l5
more than the q, ATS polI-d in ell Georgia, and
is nearly equal to the vote poled for the ten
Democratic
.-Tne vote in Dakota for Delegate was for
Clifford, Republican. sc 932 for Day. Democrat,
81. $40; total, 104, 811. Georgia had 27,475 votes
to send ten Democrats to Congress to vote against
the admission OF Dakota as a State. Demo
crat in Dakota is only one-hftesnth as much AZ
Democrat in Georgia"
.sIn Washington Territory 47.2l5 votes are
polled for Delegate Georgia polled 27.475 to
send ten Democrats to Congress Voorhees,.
Democratic delegate. received % 2T2 votes near
eressmen from Georgia, who altogether had only
at took only 255o5 votes to send ten Con-
eressmen from Georgia to Congress. and the
total vote of the State was only q, AS The
combined vote CT eight of these Georgia Con-
eressnen was only equal 70 the votes for Will
lam NJ Springer of the Thirteenth Illinois
District. and he was elected by less than !, 900
plurality
gressman: Georgia polied 27.415 to send tan
Democrats to Congress. The one defeated
Democratic candidate in Oregon received p. 2S3
votes; the ten elected Democrats in Georgia rs-
ceived 25.525 Ten miserable little Oregon
Democrats not worth as much in political
power as one Georria Democrat
There were 5.39l Eepnblican protection
votes polled for VIM. ID. Kelley. the father Of
the House, of the Fourth Pennsylvania dis
triet Only 25.525 were required to send ten
free trade Democrats from Georgia One
Georgia free-trade voter is equal TO ten
Pennsylvania protection voters. The entire
vote of the Fourth district SO, 272"
Colorado had Sc, 258 votes in the election OF
one Congressman Georgia had 27.4G5 in the
election of Congressman. Mr.. Symes, Re-
publican, from Colorado received more votes
than were polled in Georgia The defeated ed
more votes than were polled for the ten elected
Democrats in Georgia
votes for Congress in the Thirteenth Obin dis
trict, and the opposing candidate had l9. o05. .
total of 39.315. Nine of the ten Democratic
free traders from Georgia only had 20 4I2
Edmund Rice. Democrat. Of the Fourth dis
trict of Minnesota received "a. .035 votes. his
opponents received 30, S99. the total vote being
64 933 Mr.. Rice received 8, 509 more votes
than the q, ,525 votes poled for ten Democrats
in Georgia, and the defeated Republican candi-
dates received moro votes than were polled Ia
IS R. Peters. Republican. of the Seventh
Kansas district received "a 5I5 votes, his Dem
ocratic opponent getting 25,070, which Is only
455 less tnan was required to elect ten Demo
Gratis in Georgia; while the Prohibition cAnii-
date received l.467 total of 81. 052 votes in
Kansas district against 1910 In ten Geors1a
districts
There were 40. 660 votes poled in the Third
Nebraska district The Democratic candidate
who defeated secured 20,043 votes; that's
only 4 672 votes less than elected ten Democrats
in Georgia. Mr.. Dorsey. the Repu bican elected,
received more votes than the total of 27.475
votes polled in the State of Georgia
I'm the Tenth district of Missouri thers were
polled 81 745 votes. Only q ,475 were polied ia
the ten districts of Georgia. Mr. Stone Demo-
crat. elected from that district received within
0rfa 70 IAN
Democrats from Georgia
1.-THE Sixth Congressional district Of Cali
fornia poiled Sc, 1853 votes for one Congressmeu.
Georgia had only q. 475 votes for ten Congress-
men,"